Wool Appraisements Catalogue Showcases South African Wool
A detailed catalogue offers an attractive selection of wool, from fine to superfine, reflecting British Government actions on the South African clip. The piece notes the war context, prices, and a Graaf-Reinet initiative to donate five for each bale of wool to aid Britain’s Navy and war funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wooulgrowers
Graaf Reinet
Cape Province
Great Britain
Navy
Notice to Trespassers on Private Property
Property owner warns that any cutting or damaging fences or trespassing will be prosecuted. Notice issued by Morton Police Department and Ethel Breen of Springfield Bourown.
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Morton PD
Armstrong
Tulangi
Boorowa
Ethel Breen
Springfield,” Bourown
Corringle, Lagarno
Sunbury
Graham
Sunnyside
Trespass and Hunting Prohibited on Corr Coran and Paddocks
Notice warns that any person found hunting shooting removing wood or trespassing on Corr Coran's Plains paddocks will be prosecuted. It also forbids trespassing trapping rabbits or fox hunting in Suffolk paddocks and shooting ducks pigeons or quail on Kenya paddocks with prosecution implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Sereen
Bury
Walter Merriman
Narra Allen
Corcoran
L. L. Williams
Kenya
Sheep and cattle sale reports from Flemington by wire
Pitt Son and Badgerys report 45 000 sheep and lambs sold with prime lambs firm and wethers and ewes higher by 6d to 1s. Cattle yarded 160 with values firm including bullocks to 18 16s and cows to 12 12s. Various buyers at Crookwell Grenfell Rye Park and Jugiong provided details of dozens of sheep and cattle lots with averaging prices and weights. A Tobler stamp offer advertised at the Burrows News Office concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
G. Spicer
C. R. H. McKenzie
New Bridge
C. Lobb Bros. Grenfell
Wethers
OG. B
Crookwell
Afc
Kenya Coy
Boorowa
PT. Martin
Rye Park
Homebush Sales Report From Country Producers Co Ltd
Homebush sale on 21 November saw 27 000 sheep and 31 000 lambs yarded with a broad range of grades. Demand for good sheep was steady with some prices firming while overall values eased. lambs remained in strong demand with firm values except dry and plain types. Noted entries include xbred suckers 21/7 and 24/9, shorn bred lambs FA/10, and various xbred and wooled lamb figures.
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Selling Co. Ltd
Homebush
Wethers
Ajc C
A. Grieves
Yass Junction
Fragmented Farm Column Blends Potatoes and Pills
A scrambled farm notes page mixes potato farming tips with stray references to electric equipment and weather. The garbled text mentions planting, flowering, fruiting, seed yield, and various garden tasks alongside unrelated terms and names, creating a disjointed agricultural snapshot.
Sheep farmers face mounting losses amid dry soil and high costs
The report notes drastic effects from dry soil on wool districts, with high mortality in flocks and heavy feeding bonds. Growers fear long term revenue loss for Britain and allies, urging government concessions to keep flocks alive. Next meetings are scheduled for November 29 and December 2 6 10 17 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jg Cow Ltd
Britain
Cattle yarding strong with many plain cattle on offer
A yarding of 1 609 cattle saw 168 store cattle in the mix. Most were plain with only a small share of good to prime beef. Competition was strong and values for decent cattle were about 16 shillings higher. Buyers names include Ave A Le Brage of Cootamandra and T Dowling of Yass Junction with prices noted for steers cows and heifers.
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Ave. A. le
T. Dowling
Yass Junction
Boorowa Honor Roll Names Enlisted Service Members
The Boorowa area lists numerous locals from Boorowa Rye Park Frogmore and Sydney in the honor roll. The notice notes further enlistees will be added as available.
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Armstrong
Gornlon
Sydney
Armour
Rye Park
Baker
G. BR
Hoorowa
Rugin
Hoyt
Hoyd
Jun
Boorowa
Arady
Kenyah
Arthur
Boorowal Butt
Frank
Aiarowa
Burton
Home
Alfred
Frogmore
Cartwright
Temera
Cole
Boorawat
Boerawa
Heorewa
Vassells
Fetqmore
Casselle
W. T
Corkeey
Tai
Boomews Cotich
Fort Bourewa
Cranston
Bovurowa
Kiek
Kye Park
Diqkgins
Rug Hardman
Rye
Hurn
Higgins
Harold
Bellingend
Horne
William Hoorowal Nowe
Freel Booroway
McMuntys Hume
Peter
Johnson
Hye Fark
E. W. PB
Kelly
Nowhaven
Boorman
Cowra
Knight
Bernie Goulhurn
Lawton
C. Ros
Mahoney
Horace
Maeon
Walter
Booruwa
Martin
Woob
Boorowe
Myers
Kood
Boorton
Morgan
Hoot
Moona
Fog
Rurhyt Murray
Joe
Perceval
Percival
L. G
Rugby
Rosa
Ron
Ingleburn
Doug
Rochfort
W. F
Russell
Elmer
A. 5
Sligar
Jim
Stuart
Lioyd
Alf
Smith
Reg
Taylor
Len
Tribolet
Henry George
Winn
A. L
Warren
Walz
Ray
Woods
Doonside
Weenie P
Zickey, Inh
Beorgen
Edwards
Aircraftaman
J. T
Sister Prosser
Littlefield
Paton
Bourke
Gorham
Perks
D. W
Styles
Mort
Silk
Kennedy, P. J
Drought Forecast For New South Wales By Forecaster Jones
Queensland forecaster Mr Inigo Jones warns Sydney visitors that some rain will fall before Christmas but drought remains until autumn. NSW may expect a dry December with a heavy rain likely in January, followed by dry conditions in February and March.
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Inigo Jones
Queensland
Sydney
New South
New South Wales
Adventures in House Keeping and Practical Cookery
A quirky ad style notice touts Aunt Mary’s Cookery Book from Tilick & Company in Sydney. It promises practical kitchen guidance with over 400 recipes and Aunt Mary’s Baking Powder to help beginners reach new culinary heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulnery
Wally Toni
Wiese
Tilick & Company Pry
Liverpool
Sydney
Aunt Mary
Bevin Urges Australians to Do Their Utmost in War Production
British Minister of Labour Bevin appeals to Australian workers to intensify war output in Commonwealth factories. He praises unyielding British effort under air attacks and urges Australians to augment ships shells planes and mines to shorten the war and support Allied kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Bevin
Mr. Bevin
Wool in America and global wool trade trends report
The report notes wartime shifts in wool supply and demand with US imports rising and domestic production growing. It cites large Australian and South American clips, US herd and lamb figures for 1940, and anticipated postwar buying by Britain and America. Canada expands mills and wool import needs rise as pelts and skins face price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thallery Oeicin
Bietun
Weaiersly
United States
Il Faethe
Tuger
Argentina
Uruguay
Department of Agriculture
Canada
France
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Ual
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Armor Ghee Fey Miata
Juliong Crew
FB Oeong
Carcawene
Mutuabbror
Couleegs Deel
Barcawan Tse
Owtay
Ouetomundriay
Sovunk Agiprar-Wenente
Sydwy
Witla
Weorlaealey
Seaventher
Ballos
Apiptusemuys
Word
Dbeedeedien
Wentworth
Bre
Corgeston
USA
Janergate
Aden
Winchcombe, Cai We
Rson ‘Ltd
Thad Omlez
Bridge Street
Vass
NEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company Limited
Soni Agrame
Anvid
TONEY
W, Kelly
Tittle Range
Murrumburrah
E. J. Maloney
Stevenson & DO
Corcoran Bros
Corcoran’s Plains
Boorown
Burrows Newa
Homebush Sales
C. Walkden Brown
Hall
Mats Foowies
Opera Garrinh
Gmeedia
Cefflenney
Platemett
Schute Bell Badgery Lumby Ltd
Sedees
Boorowa’s Honor
Brial Street
North & South Wool
Farmers & Graziers
Aye Me
W. Mitchell
Nerstane
Woolbrook
Merritau
Ravensworth
Great Country Organisation
the Farmers & Graziers' Co-Op- Grain, Insurance & Agency Company, Limited
Adventures IN Housekeeping
America
Winreenaile Caren Lid
Amcetralia
Denever
Ondens Mont
Lee
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